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肖像權,個資,民事律師

The man who was photographed was arrested for causing a scene in the underground street of Taipei Railway Station. Lawyer Li Yusheng explained whether taking photos of others in public places infringes on the legal issues of portrait rights or personal information.

A man in the underground mall of Taipei Main Station was arrested after he suspected that passers-by were secretly photographing him with their mobile phones. He lost his temper and made a scene in the store. When the store clerk approached him to show concern, he lost control and roared. Finally, the police arrived to persuade him, but he was still emotional and was finally prosecuted according to the Social Maintenance Act. Li Yusheng, an attorney at Fidelity Law Offices, said that if someone is photographed in a public place in a general scene and someone else is included in the photo, in principle it does not constitute an infringement of someone else's portrait rights. However, if you take a close-up of a specific person, it may infringe on that person's portrait rights. If other people's images are posted online, in addition to infringing on their portrait rights, there is also the concern of infringing on their personal information. Therefore, even in public places, if you want to take pictures...

詐欺,偽鈔,假鈔,刑事律師,刑事訴訟律師,台北刑事訴訟律師

A doctor mistakenly used counterfeit money to buy a gift set! The prosecutor determined it was "difficult to identify" and decided not to prosecute. A criminal lawyer from Fidelity Law Firm explained the relevant legal issues regarding printing and using counterfeit money, as well as fraud.

News and Video Source: Case Background and Legal Controversy: Doctor Mistakenly Uses Counterfeit Money to Buy Gift Set! Prosecutor Deems "Difficult to Identify," Decision Not to Prosecute│TTV News Reporters Li Ting-hsi and Chang Hsin-chih: A doctor received medical fees from a patient and used the money to buy a gift set at a department store. However, the store clerk discovered that one of the NT$100 bills was counterfeit. The doctor was referred to the prosecutor's office on charges of counterfeiting currency. However, the prosecutor argued that counterfeit money production technology is increasingly sophisticated, making it difficult to identify, and that mistaken use in haste to receive payment is not impossible. The doctor was ultimately not prosecuted. A criminal lawyer from Fidelity Law Firm stated that if someone knowingly uses counterfeit money with the intent to defraud others, they are committing the crime of counterfeiting currency under the Criminal Code. In this case, the perpetrator used multiple banknotes at once, only one of which was counterfeit. The judge considered it merely negligence on the part of the person who did not…

羈押,避免被羈押,刑事律師

The suspect who hacked at the enemy with his eyes was released by the Taipei prosecutors' office because they were afraid that he would come to retaliate. The police arrested him in 20 minutes. The suspect paid 100,000 yuan and was free. There is no need for the Taipei prosecutors' office to detain him│Lawyer Li Yusheng explains the requirements for detention

The Northern District Prosecutors Office released the Korean student because they were afraid he would come for revenge. The police arrested him in 20 minutes. The suspect paid NT$100,000 and was free. There is no need for the Northern District Prosecutors Office to detain him. │Reporters You Tao and Meng Guohua News link: Lawyer Li Yusheng of Fidelity Law Firm said that the perpetrator went back to the car to get the weapon to attack others, and was suspected of attempted murder and public endangerment. Due to the serious nature of the crime and the possibility of repeated committing the crime, in similar cases in the past, preventive detention is usually given to avoid endangering the life and body of others. Therefore, it is relatively rare that the bail in this case was only NT$100,000. Fidelity Law Firm Line:…

強制猥褻,性騷擾,妨害性自主

Sexual harassment reported at the health club! Female customer's hand was placed on the "inner thigh" | Lawyer Li Yusheng explains the constituent elements and criminal acts of forced indecency and sexual harassment

Sexual harassment reported at the health club! Female customer's hand was placed on "inner thigh" | Mirror News reporters Gong Pinrou and Zhao Shiyuan News link: A 24-hour health spa in Da'an District, Taipei, was publicly accused by a female netizen of being sexually harassed by a male chef in the early hours of yesterday (3/29). Not only was his hand placed on the other's inner thigh, the other person even stepped on the consumer's leg, making her feel very uncomfortable. However, the store later said that it had fired the person involved and that it was a personal problem and had nothing to do with them. In response, the business owner said that if the chef did not comply with the store's regulations, he would never be hired again, and that the 1,200 yuan fee had been fully refunded. As for the sexual harassment case, it was probably a misunderstanding between the two parties. The difference between the crime of forced indecency and the crime of sexual harassment. Attorney Li Yusheng of Fidelity Law Firm said that the crime of forced indecency focuses on the behavior…

星巴克,竊盜,台北刑事律師

Coffee chain uses iron fist to prevent customers from leaving bags in the coffee shop for a long time | Lawyer Li Yusheng explains whether Starbucks stores may violate the law by removing consumers' belongings without authorization

Chain coffee shops take tough measures to prevent customers from occupying seats with their bags for a long time | TTV News reporter Yang Xiangyu News link: Chain coffee shops often have customers occupying seats for a long time! A well-known domestic coffee shop chain operator has posted a new announcement stating that if a customer leaves his seat for more than one hour, the staff will record the entire process on video and audio, and move the items for temporary safekeeping or hand them over to the police for processing. In addition, if a customer occupies multiple seats at a time and the store is full, the staff will guide the customers to merge tables to ensure that other customers can be seated smoothly. As soon as the news came out, it caused heated discussion. If a store removes a customer's belongings, is it breaking the law? Attorney Li Yusheng from Fidelity Law Firm said that if a customer uses personal items to occupy a seat for too long, Starbucks will remove the items for safekeeping or hand them over to the police, and the entire process will be recorded and videotaped...

強制猥褻罪,性騷擾,台北刑事律師

A woman who accused someone of harassing her on the MRT posted a post looking for witnesses of sexual harassment | Lawyer Li Yusheng explains the elements and criminal acts of forced indecency and sexual harassment

A woman who accused a man of harassment while taking the MRT posted a message looking for witnesses of sexual harassment | TVBS News reporters Jiang Yunman and Wu Junwei News link: A woman in Taipei City who was taking the MRT home a few days ago accused a man of rubbing against her from behind several times. After she told him that he was uncomfortable, the man apologized loudly but emphasized that it was not intentional, which prevented her from reporting the case in time. She has now filed a complaint of sexual harassment and a lawsuit, and in order to collect evidence, she has posted a message online, hoping that witnesses can help to testify. The difference between the crime of forced indecent assault and the crime of sexual harassment. Li Yusheng, an attorney at Fidelity Law Firm, said that the crime of forced indecent assault focuses on the fact that the perpetrator uses methods such as rape, coercion or intimidation to the extent that the victim is not easily able to resist. Generally speaking, if you take advantage of someone’s inattention to do something sexual that is against their will, and if it has not yet reached the point of being forced…